Hotels with hot spring bath in Asakusa

"The location of the Onyado Nono Asakusa hotel is in a nice area, closed to everything. Food, shopping, transportation and attractions are within walking distance. The lobby, the lift and the bedroom are clean, with no outdoor shoes policy being imposed on. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful. The room is small and compact but enough for the 2 of us. The onsen was nice but can be quite busy late at night as is open from 3 pm until 9 am (overnight). Overall we had a nice time staying at Onyado Asakusa Hotel while in Tokyo. "

"its a very clean and neat hotel.. rooms are very small. but in japan is normal unless ur going for some 5 star hotel.. its super clean so i loved it.. anyone with huge body im sorry but u wont like it cos the room is that small. the onsen in top floor is something to try. its located in asakusa ( teh traditional tokyo) and literally 10steps away frm train station. food in asakusa is cheap compare to the city. check out is at 11.am.. i wish it was at 12pm. if you are going for a budget hotel this is a good option. "

"my stay at APA asakusa hotel was terrific, hotel staff were nice and accomadting, and catered to our needs, the location was superb as it is located near the station and the famous sensoji temple, and also it has a lot of small restaurants nearby. I would recommend this hotel to other travellers who are staying in Japan, and will also come back to stay at their hotel"

"It's 650m away from Asakusa metro station & 170m away from Kuramae Toei station. You can walk to Sensoji Temple from here and the skytree can also be seen from here. The rooms and shower room are clean but limited space. We booked in a double room w/ free towels. Toiletries already provided. If you have large luggages, you'll need to leave it downstairs since the space for double room is small. No toilet inside but has own sink. Payment here is through a machine. "

"The location of the Onyado Nono Asakusa hotel is in a nice area, closed to everything. Food, shopping, transportation and attractions are within walking distance. The lobby, the lift and the bedroom are clean, with no outdoor shoes policy being imposed on. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful. The room is small and compact but enough for the 2 of us. The onsen was nice but can be quite busy late at night as is open from 3 pm until 9 am (overnight). Overall we had a nice time staying at Onyado Asakusa Hotel while in Tokyo. "